A. Leigh Construction, LLC
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A. Leigh Construction, LLC

A. Leigh Construction, LLC

A. Leigh Construction is dedicated to quality workmanship and superior customer service. We specialize in complete home remodels, kitchen and bath remodels, room additions, tile, flooring and even concrete resurfacing. Our honest and hardworking team strives to exceed the expectations of our clients.

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Of 33 respondents, 26 left a review
4.7
18 of 20 would recommend
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James B.

Review of Brytons Triangle by

· Roanoke Rapids

Most satisfied that Barry came and took a look at our project himself to be sure that they would be able to do a No. 1 job on our bath. It shows me that they care that the job is done right. They added a special touch by sending us large plush towels after the completion of the job as thank you gif... more

Tommy D.

Review of Pitman Service Group by

· Roanoke

Pittman Service Group conducted rather extensive renovations to our home, and each phase was expertly completed by craftsmen who were efficient, thorough and courteous. We heartily recommend Pittman.

Wease E.

Review of Cunningham's Rug Cleaning by

· Lusby

Minor repairs to carpet (Karastan rugs) were extremely expensive. Opted not to have the repairs done.

Debbie K.

Review of Kohler Bathroom Design Service by

· Manakin-Sabot

Kohler Bathroom Design Service did a great job. They were very professional, and the sample box was very helpful.


How do I repair old wood?

Mason Hearn of HomeMasons, Inc. PRO answered:

Aug 18, 2020
That is Oriented Strand Board (OSB), typically used for sheathing.  Looks like it has been used exposed to weather, which is not its intended use.  There is no reasonable repair for that, other than r ... read more
I need to replace the insulation in my attic , can I install faced fiberglass insulation over the existing vapor barrier.

Jeff Ainslie of Ainslie Group PRO answered:

Jul 11, 2019
The best move would be to simply make sure the existing vapor barrier product is installed properly (flush to ceiling below) and add blown insulation over top to to get the best R value and at the lea ... read more

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A. Leigh Construction, LLC

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North Chesterfield, VA
www.aleighconstruction.com (804) 592-0440